Bit Errror is a Madrid-based digital artist who manipulates photographs, videos, vectors and textures into multimedia collage work. They began turning their work into NFTs in 2019, after developing an interest in crypto in 2015 alongside design and video studies, releasing work through platforms including MakersPlace, KnownOrigin, Async Art and Foundation.
Their process typically starts in Photoshop, with video or animation added in After Effects and composites finished in Premiere, drawing on material from film, books, music and everyday inspiration. Since 2019 they have also produced a daily poster series titled A Poster a Day for a Thousand Days, publishing each piece on the platform Creary. Of that discipline, they have said: “by having to finish a piece every day, you eventually learn to accept it as finished even if you're not 100% satisfied, because that never happens”. One project, Black Beauty, was made for Async Art from four remixable layers with different states, generating roughly 6,000 possible portrait combinations.
